AIG news from FierceFinance

Is it an end to one Goldman Sachs conspiracy theory? Some have suggested the reason government officials bailed out AIG (NYSE: AIG) was to help exposed investment banks, notably Goldman Sachs (NYSE:... Read more...

Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) benefited greatly when the government decided to bailout AIG (NYSE: AIG), as it was paid in full on the collateral that AIG owned for various CDSs. Goldman Sachs has also... Read more...

We knew it was coming, and now it has arrived. Kenneth Feinberg's parting shot as pay czar--he is about to assume his duties as BP claims czar--is a doozy. The New York Times reports that he will... Read more...

Should you quake in fear if you find out you own some securities that Goldman Sachs (GS) is shorting? It's an interesting question. There are many who would assign a lot of significance to a large... Read more...

When hearings loom, press leaks are common. And that has kept the Goldman Sachs-AIG controversy in the headlines. Following a review of reams of documents, the New York Times suggests that bank... Read more...

Stephen Friedman, a Goldman director, bought 37,300 shares at an average of $80.78 each on Dec. 17, 2008. Five weeks later, he picked up 15,300 more at an average $66.61. The stock has soared since... Read more...

Indictments always generate news. Targets turn themselves in. Sometimes they endure the perp walk. All of this is designed to weaken the accused. It often works. No doubt some of these people are... Read more...

E-discovery has caused Wall Street firms a great deal of humiliation as of late. Financial services execs should be aware that anything they say or write can come back to haunt them--resulting in a... Read more...

Kenneth Feinberg (Kenneth Feinberg news) has a big decision on his hands. He has been looking deeper into pay practices involving bonuses given out in 2008, reports FOX Business. And he has... Read more...

Should we expect perp walks of big-name Wall Street executives any time soon? Not according to CNNMoney, which says the chances of a major criminal prosecution of a big-name executive seems to be... Read more...